Complete Beginner...

you could train everyday for 6 months and still make a fool of yourself in your first fight that being said...
just remember to keep you hands up

 

Why are you doing this? Keep your hands up and hope the time goes quickly is all I can offer.

 

How much did they charge you for the white collar experience?

 

find mexican superdrol, mix halotestin with cottage cheese and hope for the best

 

You often have to sell a full table of tickets at $100 a seat on these shows. Most of it usually goes to charity but it's a big financial commitment.

 

At an event like this there will be minimal actual boxing on show. Apart from the twice weekly sessions work on your cardio as workrate will be what wins these fights. I would guess you are doing 3 x 2s?
Train accordingly in 2 minute bursts of as high an intensity as you can manage, runs, bagwork, shadow boxing, whatever. Just get used to two minute bursts of high intensity work so that when the night comes you are able to keep throwing both hands for the full duration of each round.

 

Take what you learn in your training sessions and use it when you shadowbox at home. I'll often be doing chores, stop and get into stance, throw some combos I've been thinking about, then keep going about my day.

For training purposes though, do it in rounds like the other guy suggested.

 

Jab. Jab. Jab.


And double jab.

 

He's 250lbs. Never boxed before. Is having trouble with his footwork and has only has 8 weeks to prepare. Forget the double jab in his first fight. Aint gonna work for him.

 

Learn the basics,jab,cross,hook,upercut,hands up,chin down,practice them every day,do some cardio aswell..

 

thats nice most white collar shows rip the people off

 

Should be called Robin Hood shows. Rob from the rich and give to the poor.

 

This one for charity seems nice but loads of them charge the white collar guys like 2k to train them for 8 weeks when they could just get a trainer and fight as novice for like 100 bucks a month